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  "node_id": "ma-decret-2-22-431-2023-marches-publics-tgr-portal",
  "title": "Morocco Decree 2-22-431 of 8 March 2023 on Public Procurement (Decret relatif aux marches publics) and the TGR Marches Publics Portal",
  "domain": "Public Sector & Government Procurement",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "last_updated": "2026-06-08",
  "bluf": "The Moroccan Decree No. 2-22-431 of 14 Sha'ban 1444 H corresponding to 8 March 2023 on Public Procurement (Decret n. 2-22-431 du 14 chaabane 1444 (8 mars 2023) relatif aux marches publics) effective 9 September 2023 is the principal Moroccan regulatory instrument governing procurement of works, supplies, and services by the Kingdom's public entities including ministries, the General Treasury and central public administration, local collectivities (regions, prefectures, provinces, communes), state-owned enterprises, public establishments, and other public-sector entities subject to the public procurement regime. The 2023 Decree replaced the prior Decree 2-12-349 of 20 March 2013 (which had itself replaced Decree 2-06-388 of 5 February 2007) and substantially modernised the Moroccan procurement framework. The General Treasury of the Kingdom (Tresorerie Generale du Royaume / TGR) operates the central Moroccan e-procurement portal (marchespublics.gov.ma) which is mandatory for in-scope procurement publication and bid receipt. The Commission Nationale de la Commande Publique (CNCP / National Public Procurement Commission) under the Ministry of Economy and Finance is the policy coordination body. Procurement methods established by the 2023 Decree comprise (a) Appel d'offres ouvert (Open Call for Tenders, the default open procedure), (b) Appel d'offres restreint (Restricted Call for Tenders, with prequalification), (c) Appel d'offres avec presselection (Call with preselection), (d) Procedure negociee (Negotiated Procedure, under prescribed exceptions including emergency, sole supplier for technical reasons, prior unsuccessful tendering, and small-value below thresholds), (e) Concours (Design Contest), (f) Bons de commande (Purchase Orders, for small-value below prescribed thresholds), and (g) Dialogue competitif (Competitive Dialogue, for complex acquisitions). The 2023 Decree introduced strengthened integrity provisions including supplier debarment under the lists of excluded suppliers, mandatory beneficial ownership disclosure, anti-corruption commitments, and reinforced complaint resolution through the Commission Nationale de la Commande Publique. The 2023 Decree also strengthens domestic preference provisions for Moroccan suppliers and SMEs subject to trade-agreement constraints. Morocco is NOT a party to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) but is an observer. Morocco is a party to the EU-Morocco Association Agreement (1996), the US-Morocco Free Trade Agreement (2004), the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), and UNCAC.",
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